I have a ringneck also. If you ever find one out in the wild like this it is best to bring it in or find someone to bring it in if you don't know what your doing because they do not do well in the wild and will die. It was most likely someones pet. Mine was so tame when she was found she came at my call! I took her in and nersed her back to health. I've had birds since I was 4. Get help if you don't know what you are doing.
Well, doves also breed with pigeons and produce some crazy children. Some smaller than doves and some larger with different markings and whatnot. I used to raise both and they ended up having babies...lol
Ttey are two species - ringneck dove (peach colour) and mourning dove. The ringneck one had flown away, no douts, the mourning dove is common and numerous americen bird. Best regards from Moscow.
I used to have thos neck ring doves, I knew them as abanera. They are from Africa. Sometines they are white too or combined original color and white. They ocasionally in cautiverio can be hybrid
As I type I am waiting for my tangerine dove eggs to hatch. This is absolutely a domestic ringneck. I believe a tangerine. From the qaulity of the video,color on the head and neck are allmost that of a violet neck. Allthough doves are ground feeders , it
The lighter one is an African Collared dove (AKA, Ring neck Dove)! Like Larkpash said, it is a domesticated bird. I actually have one of these as a pet. :0
hahaha. They're cute
AvaAdaptor 7 months ago
I have a ringneck also. If you ever find one out in the wild like this it is best to bring it in or find someone to bring it in if you don't know what your doing because they do not do well in the wild and will die. It was most likely someones pet. Mine was so tame when she was found she came at my call! I took her in and nersed her back to health. I've had birds since I was 4. Get help if you don't know what you are doing.
AmandaKayHowell 1 year ago
The darker one is called a Mourning Dove. They're very common where I live.
rosestainedglass 1 year ago
Well, doves also breed with pigeons and produce some crazy children. Some smaller than doves and some larger with different markings and whatnot. I used to raise both and they ended up having babies...lol
TheAnimadey 1 year ago
The tan one is a tangerine ringneck dove (I have one)
and the dark one isnt a baby neither one of them are
SuperDevilsdelight 1 year ago
my dove died yesterday, it kinda looked like the one on the right.
Risuke2 1 year ago
I *think* the darker one may be a "Mourning Dove."
The light colored one is definitely a Tangerine Ringneck Dove, though.
STFUxShorty 2 years ago 4
So peacefully to watch the different species eating together :)
0Vla0 2 years ago
I second that!! =) Its great to see them together!
OliviaUrenus 2 years ago
Ttey are two species - ringneck dove (peach colour) and mourning dove. The ringneck one had flown away, no douts, the mourning dove is common and numerous americen bird. Best regards from Moscow.
midane100 2 years ago
I used to have thos neck ring doves, I knew them as abanera. They are from Africa. Sometines they are white too or combined original color and white. They ocasionally in cautiverio can be hybrid
UnHeroeDLeyenda 2 years ago
omg i wonder if thats chloe that flew out the door! the ring necked dove! that looks exactly chloe!
blubryfields4evr 3 years ago
the dark one looks like a quail.
flamenballerG37 3 years ago
I'm going to have to agree with my two year old daughter: "Pretty birdies!" They're lovely :-)
IrishBarFight 3 years ago
thats a cuute video!!! we have collard doves!! used to have 13 of them!! XP
SleazenTeaze 3 years ago
Most "ringneck" doves in Florida are actually Eurasian Collared doves, which are a larger species, but quite closely related. In flight,
the colors of the underside of the tail is different, too. Collared doves are respectably larger than ringnecks.
johnsoncm65 3 years ago
As I type I am waiting for my tangerine dove eggs to hatch. This is absolutely a domestic ringneck. I believe a tangerine. From the qaulity of the video,color on the head and neck are allmost that of a violet neck. Allthough doves are ground feeders , it
djfbguidnfuidf 3 years ago
The lighter one is an African Collared dove (AKA, Ring neck Dove)! Like Larkpash said, it is a domesticated bird. I actually have one of these as a pet. :0
Must of escaped out somone's window or something.
lol, it's so weird seeing them side by side.
chickenspirit 4 years ago 5
The ring-necked doves here (Florida) are darker in color, but so pretty.
Nice video!
bevscorner 3 years ago
OMG. That is a ringneck dove (the light one)That's a domestic bird...the other is a cousin, the mourning dove.
LarkPash 4 years ago
No, that's a wild mourning dove, and a domestic ringneck dove. I have one that looks like that
sprinter136 4 years ago 2
Great close up. Doves are one of my favorite birds...
KarenCalypte 4 years ago